Downtown Green Bay YMCA in Winter Snow
Taken March 2019
The downtown YMCA in Green Bay, Wisconsin, was constructed in 1924 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally built to serve as a community center and lodging for young men, the YMCA provided facilities for physical fitness, education, and social activities. Its stone construction and architectural style reflect the period of its construction. The building continues to serve its community, offering programs and services to residents of Green Bay.
Taken March 2019
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